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Monday, February 11, 2008 |
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CDC head parries accusations of ‘credit
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Clark Development Corporation president and CEO Levy
Laus is said to have fallen out of grace from the Palace
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ANGELES CITY, Pampanga: Liberato “Levy” Laus,
president and chief executive officer of the Clark Development Corp.
(CDC), is reportedly “slowly falling out of grace of the Arroyo
administration” due to his management style and alleged penchant
for claiming credit for any positive development inside the Clark
Freeport Zone.
Various sources interviewed by The Manila
Times confirmed reports the CDC president may be losing his grip of
the state-owned corporation as rumors of his impending release from
his post continue to make the rounds of business and political
circles both in Pampanga and Metro Manila.
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Feuding folks do not have
legal claims to property
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BORACAY, Aklan: If the data of the Provincial Assessors Office are
correct, neither of the warring Tupaz and Tapuz families owns the
disputed land here which caused the death of one former military man
and the wounding of several others.
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Cebu emerging as a world-class
tourist destination
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CEBU CITY: The city’s hosting of another high profile
international tourism event this October is seen to strengthen the
province’s quest to be a world-class destination for global
conferences, reported the Philippine News Agency.
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Two international trade
shows up in Davao City
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DAVAO CITY: Davao City will take center stage in the global tourism
map anew as it hosts two international trade shows, reported the
Philippine News Agency.
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San Fernando City fiesta in La Union highlights
global vision
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SAN FERNANDO, La union: City officials and staff
headed by Mayor Pablo C. Ortega, together with the different
government agencies and private groups had activities lined up for
this year’s celebration of the city’s fiesta honoring St.
William, the Hermit, the city’s patron saint.
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FEATURE
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Urbanization endangers world,
local rice supply
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Mario Sabater, 48, heads one of the last remaining farming families
in Imus, Cavite, a town just south of Manila, where a white-hot
property market is fast gobbling up the rice paddies.
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